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Johan Santana wins AL Cy Young

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Santana won his last 13 starts and led the American League in strikeouts. (AP)

 

Santana wins Cy Young Award

 

AL Cy Young Award Voting

First-, second- and third-place votes and total points on a 5-3-1 basis:

Player, team    1st  2nd  3rd  Total
Santana, Min.   28    --  --   140
Schilling, Bos. --    27   1    82
Rivera, N.Y.    --     1  24    27
Martinez, Bos.  --    --   1     1
Nathan, Min.    --    --   1     1
Rodriguez, Ana. --    --   1     1

NEW YORK -- Johan Santana of the Minnesota Twins was a unanimous pick for the American League Cy Young Award on Thursday, rewarded for a stellar second half that helped his team win its third straight division title.

 

Santana went 20-6 and led the AL with a 2.61 ERA and 265 strikeouts, going 13-0 with a 1.21 ERA in 15 starts after the All-Star break.

 

He received all 28 first-place votes from the Baseball Writers' Association of America, becoming the first unanimous Cy Young winner since Arizona's Randy Johnson two years ago and the first in the AL since Boston's Pedro Martinez in 2000. He is the 18th unanimous winner overall, the seventh in the AL.

 

Curt Schilling, 21-6 with a 3.26 ERA in his first season with the Red Sox, received 27 second-place votes and one third for 82 points. Voting was conducted before the start of the postseason, when Schilling pitched despite an injured ankle and helped Boston win the World Series for the first time since 1918.

 

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congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

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Who goes over him?

congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

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Who goes over him?

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I was surprised to see Pedro 4th and then I looked at the stats of other MLB pitchers.. and there were not very many pitchers with good stats this year. Maybe Westbrook or Hudson.. but still I don't see anyone, outside of a closer, who should be ahead of Pedro.

congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

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Who goes over him?

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yea, nevermind... the AL pitching blew this year

congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

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Who goes over him?

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yea, nevermind... the AL pitching blew this year

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Exactly.

congrats to Johan but what the hell are the voters thinking yb making Pedro 4th?

 

he had a 3.90 era!!!!!

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Who goes over him?

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Joe Nathan

Good call voters

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